Jola Cora is a passionate filmmaker, a writer and an actress from Los Angeles, California but originally from Switzerland and Poland and she has decided to raise funds and support on Indiegogo regarding one of the most sensitive issues related to women working in Hollywood. The title of her upcoming short film is Night Beauty and it is about the secret life of women living in precarity. The film is written by, directed by and stars a woman and it will play a major role in raising awareness at a global level.
“The film tackles the subject of sexual harassment, female vulnerability, precarity and the Los Angeles underground nightlife,” said Jola Cora, while introducing her upcoming short film to the Indiegogo community. “We want to bring a female voice to these subjects and we are welcoming everyone to contribute to our crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo,” she added.
The IndiegogoCampaign is located on the web at:
www.indiegogo.com/projects/night-beauty-the-secret-life-of-women-in-precarity-losangeles and supporters from around the world, especially social activists, women empowerment enthusiasts and those fighting against sexual harassment can make generous contributions to the project by making pledges and donations. The goal of this film is to raise a sum of $4000 and more details are available on the Indiegogo campaign page of the project.
About Night Beauty
Night Beauty is the title of Jola Cora’s upcoming short film that discusses the secret life of women in Hollywood and how they are used and abused. This issue goes by without getting noticed and this film is an effort by the female filmmaker to raise awareness and generate support at a global level. She is therefore using the fundraising platform of Indiegogo to generate funds that can be used to make this movie a shield to protect women.
Media Contact
Company Name: Cerise Films
Contact Person: Jola Cora
Email: jolacora@mail.com
Phone: 347 515 9715
City: Los Angeles
State: California
Country: United States
Website: www.indiegogo.com/projects/night-beauty-support-indie-movies-made-by-women-losangeles